Draws for two competitions were made during the week, with Spain as a top seed in both.

In the 2002 World Cup preliminary round draw, they were once again paired with Austria and Israel, who they defeated easily in the Euro 2000 preliminaries. The other two teams in the group of five were Bosnia-Herzogovina and Liechtenstein. If Camacho is still in charge by then, he can already start working on his Japanese and Korean phrase book.

In the draw for the Euro 2000 finals, they were drawn in group C with Norway, Yugoslavia and Slovenia, also considered a relatively easy group compared to the others. Dates, rivals and places for their matches are as follows:

13th June 2000 Norway Rotterdam, Holland
18th June 2000 Yugoslavia Amsterdam, Holland
21st June 2000 Slovenia Bruges, Belgium

Spain's under 21 side will be seeded in the upcoming European championships, which will be played in Slovakia from 27th May to 2nd June next year.